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Aging in Autism: An Event-Related Potentials Study of Auditory Change Detection.
Autistic individuals are often thought to exhibit reduced tolerance for change, which may stem from atypicalities in sensory processing, particularly in the detection of environmental changes. Within the predictive coding framework, this intolerance may reflect altered generation and updating intern
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